Sentence examples for settled appropriately from inspiring English sources
He eventually settled, appropriately, with an art director, Lindsay Brunnock, on his last great television performance, as the Antarctic explorer Ernest Shackleton.
Studies that do exist have found African American adults consistently report negative effects of anger suppression on both blood pressure and psychological distress, likely due to rumination if issues are not settled appropriately [ 37].
Oglesby and his wife, Beth, who by then had three children, settled on Ann Arbor's appropriately named Sunnyside Street.
Though his claims are not justified, in the light of Gödel's later work on constructibility, one might say that Bernstein's basic intuition was sound: the continuum problem can be settled, if one has an appropriately general notion of definability (or computability, constructibility) and by iterating it along the ordinals.
After any tax or estate issues are settled and money is free for use, extinguish debt first, build an appropriately sized emergency fund and then establish savings and investments that are appropriate for you and your family.
Exile from the garden is a frequent theme of this book, which appropriately enough has a periodless feel, like a handsome cabinet built by a carpenter who settled on his style long ago.
Andrew J. Zambelli, counselor to Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo, said the state had settled the case because "it just jibed with our kind of policy viewpoint — care for the vulnerable, into the community, using money appropriately".
With this adjustment, staff at all intervention facilities readily implemented the integrated MCH care appropriately, after a short period of settling in the new routine, and continued to do so during the entire study period.
Some have worried that when intentions are interdependent in this way it's not entirely clear that they settle anything at all, and hence, whether anyone is appropriately committed to our J-ing.
